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If they have actually tried to update a consumer's owned equipment. That's like if a person is replacing something on your car and you are paying them to do it: they are responsible if they F up and something breaks, and they have to replace the thing that breaks.... though usually any business that is doing something like that has insurance to pay for the very few occasions where a tech messes up such that something else like a radio or other electrical part gets hosed.
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